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Certificated Bailiffs - Utilized by [http://referaty.lviv.ua/user/ismael51l/ egzekucja Aleksandr&#243;w Kujawski] private companies, Certificated Bailiffs can enforce commercial rent arrears and native authority debts (like council tax or parking fines). Certificated Bailiffs can seize goods and selling them to cover the amount of the debt owed. The certificate they hold enables them to levy distress to rent, traffic debts, council tax and non-domestic rates. They cannot enforce the range of greenbacks due under High Court or county court orders. 

County Court Bailiffs - Hired by Her Majesty's Courts & Tribunals Service, County Court Bailiffs lead to enforcing County Court orders by recovering bad debts under County Court Judgments. County Court Bailiffs can seize goods, sell those to recover the volume of your debt together with serve court documents and enforce County Court orders for possession (for recovery of land or property) and orders for delivery (items belonging to another). 

High Court Enforcement Officers - Authorised by the Lord Chancellor, High Court Enforcement Officers can easily execute High Court writs of execution. They may be privately employed officers from the High Court. High Court Enforcement Officers or their designated Enforcement Officer teams routinely enforce County Court judgments which might be moved to the top Court for enforcement. High Court Enforcement Officers can seize goods and selling these to cover the amount owing under most forms of County Court judgment (when moved to the High Court)Enforce other order within the High Court, including writs of possession and delivery [http://www.mixailov.org/user/janita15o/ komornik Radziej&#243;w] (as above). 

Private Bailiffs / Commercial collection agencies Agents - Private Bailiffs or Debt collectors Agents will probably be employed by the private debt collection agency, acting on behalf of the creditor. Private bailiffs will most likely not have the capability to seize or remove goods belonging to a debtor. Instead, they usually are used by creditors to try to resolve debt issues without going to trial and incurring time and valuation on litigation and enforcement.